Disclosure: where the promotional links are
Some pages in this fixbook contain Binance promotional links. If you register a Binance account or bind a referrer through one of them, this site may earn a commission.
Where the promotional links are
There are three places at the moment:
- the Chinese-language home page, which has one sign-up link;
- each sign-up tutorial, which has one sign-up link;
- the guide for existing users who want to bind a referrer, which has one link to Binance’s own bind page and one referral code.
The sign-up link goes through an address on this site beginning with /jump/, which redirects to Binance’s sign-up page.
No other page has a sign-up link. That includes the troubleshooting guides and the referrer eligibility checker. Where those pages link to Binance help pages as a source, the links carry no invite parameters.
What changes for you if you sign up through one
| Your question | The answer |
|---|---|
| Do I pay more? | No. Using the link adds no charge on your side; what you pay is set by Binance’s fee page. |
| Is there a discount? | There may be a trading fee discount of up to 20%. The referrer sets the share on each link; ask them what it is. |
| Does it work everywhere? | No. Some regions are excluded from Binance’s referral programme; its terms say which. |
If you would rather not use a promotional link, type Binance’s address into your browser yourself. The guides apply to you just the same.
Why the guides read the same either way
The guides follow Binance’s own pages. If you do not qualify, the guide says so, and something Binance says cannot be done is not presented as possible. The binding guide is no exception: a link to the bind page does not mean you meet the conditions, and those conditions are listed in the guide one by one.
This fixbook accepts no paid edits and publishes no sponsored posts. The editorial method explains how pages are checked; if you think a guide is wrong, see contact.